Sentence examples for if constituency from inspiring English sources

It may remove the Conservatives' feeling of unfairness if constituency electorates are equalised – more so than is currently the case – but major biases will remain; they are a function of the geography of voting across whatever map of constituencies is generated, but cannot be eliminated by slightly changing the rules by which those maps are produced.

Campaign costs shoot up if the constituency is large or if the candidate is an "outsider" imposed by the party.

Even if the constituency is trying to right a wrong or rectify a disadvantage.

If his constituency is La Castellane, his rule nevertheless extends right across France.

But if my constituency boundaries are changed, I will be the first leftwing MP for the City since John Wilkes.

Mr. Lee said during the campaign that if a constituency voted for the opposition the voters would have "five years to repent".

And what about the escalating, often prodigious costs to upgrade? "If our constituency gets behind the program, the revenue will be there," he said.

For guidance in reaching that goal, one identifiable if narrow constituency of women would do well to start by consulting Estrich's "Sex and Power".

For a cute, if disenfranchised, constituency, animals have long played an outsize role in the city's political process — sometimes as a heartstring-tugging front for moneyed municipal interests like real estate, labor, and big business.

The spokeswoman said that the ministerial code, which says that ministers should act with care if a constituency matter has an impact on their work as a minister, would also apply.

"We need people at Bill Cunningham's level if the constituency is going to get its due," said Juan Figueroa, president and general counsel of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, referring to William Cunningham, a top aide of Mr. Bloomberg's.